Film Review – Doctor Sleep (2019)
It was always going to be a bit of ask. Back in 1980, Stanley Kubrick made one of the seminal...
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Film Review – Countdown (2019)
Horror film makers must be thanking their lucky stars for technology. It’s a natural for scary movies, playing on our...
Film Review – Addams Family (2019)
You know the song. Come on, you know you want to sing it out loud and click those fingers. Everybody:...
Film Review – A Good Woman Is Hard To Find (2019)
Sweet-natured Sarah is struggling with her young family in the wake of her husbands’ murder. Not only is she dealing...
Film Review – Terminator: Dark Fate (2019)
You can't help but be pessimistic, can you? After multiple attempts at sequels, reboots, ret-cons and new trilogies, it's no...
Film Review – Zombieland: Double Tap (2019)
It’s a shame that things have come to this. The first Zombieland seemed to ride a wave of spontaneous energy,...
Film Review – Zombieland: Double Tap (2019)
Ten years is a long time in Hollywood and much has changed in the decade since Zombieland burst onto the...
Miles Davis: Birth Of The Cool
Miles Davis: Birth Of The Cool is the superb new documentary from Stanley Nelson, looking into the tumultuous life and...
Film Review – Ladyworld (2018)
Eden (Atheena Frizzell) has a birthday party and invites all her friends. However, just before Ladyworld begins, an earthquake traps...
London Film Festival Review – A Beautiful Day In The Neighbourhood (2019)
One of the most popular – unexpectedly so – films at last year’s LFF was a documentary. Will You Be...
London Film Festival Review – The Irishman (2019)
What makes a Scorsese film? Gangsters? Freeze frames? Robert de Niro? Well, you’ll be happy to know the iconic director’s...
London Film Festival Review – The Other Lamb (2019)
A visually poetic film with a daring philosophy, The Other Lamb bleeds with female defiance. Reminiscent of Margaret Atwood’s 1985...
Film Review – American Woman (2018)
He may not be the biggest name in the movie business, but Jake Scott has made plenty of films. They...
Film Review – Farming (2018)
Films don’t get much more personal than Farming. Writer/director Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje puts his own story under the lights and gaze...